Chaos in court about a murdered CDN member | Social

The family of Wasihu Iddrisu, a member of "Taskforce", a self-defense group affiliated with the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), was shot dead by a member of another group. 39 NDC self-defense called "The Hawks". & # 39; in court for the second time.

Angry family members yesterday attacked a parent of one of the Hawks, who was brought before the Asokwa Court of First Instance in Kumasi for the horrific murder of Wasihu.

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Wasihu's family also threatened the presiding judge, Abbad Adams, and thrown the disaster.

Evans Amankwa, Councilor Dauda Ibrahim, aka Wayo, 40; Samuel Agyin, aka Rock, 32, and Abdul Ganiyu, aka Small, 37, were "detained" for hours in the courtroom to rescue him from angry members of the NDC who l? had threatened to give him a "lesson" for asking to be released on bail for his clients.

The confusion began outside the courtroom a few moments after the magistrate asked the police to arrest the people who were engaging in noisy behavior within the confines of the building. court, which had intensified the tension.

Members of the murdered NDC family began to shower insults on the president of the court as soon as he ordered the police to arrest them.

They threatened to pick on him and attacked friends and other people accompanying the suspects.

Spectators, court staff, and journalists run to safety until the police strengthen the situation.

At the first court appearance on March 5, family members almost attacked Evans Amankwa, the lawyer of the three heavily-built Hawks, for defending people they saw as "murderers".

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Later, the court refused bail to the three suspects.

The magistrate ordered the accused's lawyer to ask the High Court to release the defendants' bail if he so wished.

An arrest warrant against 11 other suspects, currently on the run, was also confirmed by the court of first instance, which reiterated its appeal to the police to arrest undisciplined people inside the court.

The other suspects are Abdul Bari Mohammed, aka Warrior; Midjima, Abu Taliban, Saani Mohammed, aka Commando, Gyafaru, aka Element, Fuseini, aka Jah Rule, Demos, Fayiz and Suleiman, aka Akon.

They were among the 12 people previously reported wanted by the Ashanti Regional Police Command for their alleged involvement in the fatal killing of Wasihu on Monday, February 18, 2019 at the NDC regional office in Kumasi.

The suspects also reportedly shot and wounded a prominent member of the NDC task force Abdul Rahman, aka West, currently undergoing treatment at the hospital.

The warrant was issued when ACP Attorney Okyere Darko filed the application after substituting the indictment to two other suspects who were not among those originally declared wanted by the police.

The accused surrendered after a week of manhunt conducted by the police on the advice of their lawyer.